In October, actor and producer Nick Kremm made a return to the city he lived for a year, Bergen, Norway, where he introduced his latest film, Crossroad, directed by Isabel Nielsen. Alongside the premiere, Kremm received a warm welcome at his former school, Amalie Skram VGS, where he engaged in a special interview. Published on IMDb, this marked Kremm’s first significant interview since his participation at the Akida International Film Festival 2024 earlier in the year.
Now 18, Kremm has become an advocate for empowering young voices within the creative sector, a commitment he reaffirmed during his recent interview. Passionate about fostering a generation of independent and impactful young filmmakers, Kremm has pursued this vision through his film work and festival initiatives.
“Every young person can accomplish anything they aspire to,” Kremm remarked in an earlier interview. “The journey involves facing challenges and understanding that, ultimately, the one person truly invested in your path is yourself.”
During his visit to Amalie Skram VGS, Kremm elaborated on this belief, stating, “As a filmmaker, my aim is to uplift young people… My dream is to build a community where youth aren’t reliant on outdated ideologies or perspectives from older generations in the arts.”
While Kremm’s perspective has garnered support from many, his open critique of traditional industry practices has also generated some debate. Although he refrains from naming specific industry figures, his thoughts on the generational divide in film have sparked diverse reactions from established professionals. Some see his views as refreshing and daring, while others question if his limited industry experience justifies such critiques.
As Kremm’s influence in film continues to rise, his intentions are clear: he seeks to challenge outdated norms and inspire a more inclusive and forward-thinking industry. However, his critics raise an important question—will he, too, confront the demands of a changing industry as his career progresses? Time will reveal whether Kremm’s vision will leave a lasting impact on the world of cinema or if he will, like many before him, adapt to the evolving nature of the art form.
Since his professional debut in 2022, Kremm has built a solid résumé, participating in over 45 productions, including directing 24 projects and producing 8. This strong foundation has provided him with valuable experience—an impressive feat for someone who organized an international film festival at just 16, attracting interest from major national companies and organizations.
Kremm shows a remarkable ability to navigate large-scale projects, inspiring and leading young talent to follow a similar path. His journey reflects the personal discovery each individual makes in finding their passion, establishing himself as a guiding light for aspiring filmmakers.
Explore more of Kremm’s insights in the interview clip below, and find the full interview through this link.
